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The $100 Billion Question: Where Is Canada's Money Going?

13 min · 24 jun 2026
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Canada is running some of the largest deficits in our history. Yet Canadians are asking an increasingly important question: Where is all the money actually going? If governments are spending record amounts, why do so many major projects remain unfinished? Why do housing shortages continue? Why do Canadians feel like they are paying more and receiving less? In today's Tap the Maple, Bakes answers a brilliant question sent in by a viewer and investigates where Canada's billions are really being spent. From consultations and bureaucracy to subsidies, transfers, cost overruns and debt interest payments, this episode breaks down why record government spending doesn't always translate into visible results for Canadians. Are we measuring success by announcements instead of accomplishments? Let's tap into the truth. #Canada #MarkCarney #CanadianPolitics #CanadaEconomy #Deficit #GovernmentSpending #Taxpayer #CanadianNews #Economy #Politics #TapTheMaple

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